Buffalo Farm Goes Bust

[Northeastfarmer]

what an absolute a#$%sole !

You’re wrong…. An arse hole is a useful and vital part… that buffalo farmer isn’t even fit to be an arse hole. He’s a complete toss pot

 

[Ioan Bach]

Check out Companies House, he is the only director of the new company. Very bizarre on several counts. Firstly I believe you're not allowed to open a limited company with just one director, there has to be a second director a secretary.
Also surprised to see that as he is the only listed director. Who are the people who have supposedly bought the entire business and don't want to seat on the board???
And lastly I wonder why Companies House allowed him to become a director since he's bankrupted a previous business. I think his investors would have scope to complain and have him removed.
I agree he came across as a complete t***** on Farming Life. All mouth.

Is this chap trying to copy Des Phillips and Acorn

 

[Chae1]

All the mavericks together

Buffalo might suit his pasture for life better!

 

[Devil's advocate]

So 8 years to get your initial investment back. Assuming a smaller investment gets a smaller monthly store credit too.
I assumed it was a family farm as its said he was 6 generation farmer somewhere, I thought they owned it, I wounder what goes on. I'd have thought after 6 generation tenneneted or not it would be in a good position.

Not if 6 generations of clowns.

 

[Rich_ard]

Buffalo might suit his pasture for life better!

Might upset the shetlands though!

 

[Blue.]

Feel sorry for all the small businesses he hasn't paid. Don't know how he sleeps at night.

A fairly high profile poster on here went bang a few years ago,started up again and left a lot of unpaid debts,it changed my opinion of him.

 

[unlacedgecko]

Buffalo might suit his pasture for life better!

Water buffalo certainly would at the minute

 

[Levelsman]

Is this chap trying to copy Des Phillips and Acorn

It's all a !

 

[onthehoof]

How many other companies do the same every day, the UK Gov is a shitshow for allowing these scams but it still needs gullible people to invest

 

[Devil's advocate]

Is it just "investors" surely lots of suppliers too.

I imagine it will be very hard running a business with a reputation for non payment. GOOD!

 

[matthew]

Check out Companies House, he is the only director of the new company. Very bizarre on several counts. Firstly I believe you're not allowed to open a limited company with just one director, there has to be a second director a secretary.
Also surprised to see that as he is the only listed director. Who are the people who have supposedly bought the entire business and don't want to seat on the board???
And lastly I wonder why Companies House allowed him to become a director since he's bankrupted a previous business. I think his investors would have scope to complain and have him removed.
I agree he came across as a complete t***** on Farming Life. All mouth.

I think if he's an undischarged bankrupt, that precludes him opening up or being a director of another company. But putting the company into Administration avoids that.
It's enlightening doing a 'director search' on such people, to see where they've been before and how many unsecured creditors have been taken down by their actions..

I take it you can delete negative comments on Facebook, its amazing the amount of positive comments they have on the posts informing people of the news.

I couldn't say anything positive about this chancer from seeing the first programme.

Pre-Pack is very common nowadays
Happens all the time

It does. And it shouldn't.

 

[Bury the Trash]

Water buffalo certainly would at the minute

same here another 20 mm over last night hopefully to stop niw, but the positve atm is the warmth air/soil temp and everythuing (if left alone) is growing earlier than for quite a few years dont get that when its dry and cold for a long period / particulary from the east.
swing sa nd roundaboits i guess

 

[mx110]

Is it just "investors" surely lots of suppliers too.

I imagine it will be very hard running a business with a reputation for non payment. GOOD!

I know a couple of firms near me went bust and came back both owed local concrete firm and went straight back in expecting credit because they were a new business. they didnt get any. Also know another guy who was in trouble that made sure alot of the smaller and self employed were paid(me included). And the ones he knew he would need again.

 

[lloyd]

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Very nice but where are the going?

 

[Estate fencing.]

Very nice but where are the going?

Oh dear wrong tread.

 

[nails]

Came across as an incompetent arse to me .

I said the same at the time . He spent umpteen thousands on some good Buffalo milkers he imported and turned them in a shitty shed with barely a wisp of straw . Some people are just in cuckoo land.

 

[suffolksmallholder]

I thought that if a company goes bust its assets are then put into the hands of something called a receiver. This person/company then pays out the assets to those suppliers who are owed money.

Sometimes there is enough money from selling said assets to pay the debts owed and sometimes there isn’t so the debt is paid as a percentage to a pound, be it £0.80 or even £0.10 in each £1.00

The posts above reporting the ‘going bust’ and re-starting again as if nothing is amiss strikes me as illegal practice and perhaps those owed should seek legal advice. Preferably not a local firm in this instance.
SS

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Best outcome would be if no one bought any produce off him ever again

 

[Pennine Ploughing]

There's a hoof trimmer in Facebook and YouTube, The Hoof GP. He went there a while ago to do some buffalo feet and in the background it looks like a brand new expensive set of buildings on a new site

Yes the old stone buildings are just falling apart, however the new buildings are if very good quality, one on the west houses the processing plant and packing facilities and office area,
The one on the east is a dairy complex, I been a few times, I thought it strange as there was a pavement down each side of buildings, but the roadway between was a big rocks and not passable on foot, think they have 4 farms altogether though

 

[David.]

Somehow these serial chancers always seem to find willing backers to allow them to start up again, Htf?
I wouldn’t allow them a bar tab.